Re: Windows XP Welcome Screen

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Hi Douglas,

As you are booting up the computer, start tapping F8 and choose the last
Configuration that worked. Once you are at the desktop, use your Browser and
go to http://www.tune-up.com and download a trial copy of TuneUp Utilities
2007. This program has everytrhing you need to fix your computer.


--
thecreator


"Douglas" <djmoore1964@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1167090577.310391.291660@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Help!,

I am trying to enable the Windows XP welcome screen. I have tried
using Tweak UI and under the "Logon" tab, unchecked the box next to
"Logon automatically at system startup". I have also deleted the
following strings in the registry: "AutoAdminLogon",
"DefaultDomainName", "DefaultPassword", "DefaultUserName".
I am not a part of a domain, so I don't know if DefaultDomainName is
needed.


After I deleted all the strings in the registry, I shut down my
computer, restart and get the welcome screen but then if I reboot
again, I don't get the "welcome screen" and the computer just boots up
and bypasses the welcome screen and automatically adds the strings that

I removed from the registry.


Any help would be greatly appreciated.



.

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